Wow. I think I'm a decent programmer, but that is some hardcore shit right there. Some of those syntax constructs are really hard to wrap my head around. In a

Wow. I think I'm a decent programmer, but that is some hardcore shit right there. Some of those syntax constructs are really hard to wrap my head around. In a lot of cases `x | f` is more readable than `f(x)` (especially when you want to chain several functions), but there's no way I can remember how to extend the language this way unless I'm a full-time C++ programmer. I don't feel the same in Haskell, for example. Also, function composition should be similar to this, anyone can shed some light how it would be implemented? (I mean `x | f . g` would look awesome.)